EP1001485A2 - Scheibenantennenanordnung für Fahrzeug - Google Patents

Scheibenantennenanordnung für Fahrzeug Download PDF

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EP1001485A2
EP1001485A2 EP99308978A EP99308978A EP1001485A2 EP 1001485 A2 EP1001485 A2 EP 1001485A2 EP 99308978 A EP99308978 A EP 99308978A EP 99308978 A EP99308978 A EP 99308978A EP 1001485 A2 EP1001485 A2 EP 1001485A2
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Hiroshi Nippon Sheet Glass Co. Ltd. Iijima
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    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01Q—ANTENNAS, i.e. RADIO AERIALS
    • H01Q1/00—Details of, or arrangements associated with, antennas
    • H01Q1/12—Supports; Mounting means
    • H01Q1/1271—Supports; Mounting means for mounting on windscreens
    • H01Q1/1278—Supports; Mounting means for mounting on windscreens in association with heating wires or layers

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  • the present invention relates generally to a glass antenna device for vehicles of the type wherein two antennas are provided on the same surface of a fixed window glass, such as a rear window glass or a side window glass, for the reception of FM and TV broadcasts and AM broadcasts, respectively, and a transformer is connected to transmission lines extending from the two antennas for performing the impedance conversion of the transmission lines. More particularly, it relates to a vehicle window glass antenna device designed to prevent reduction in the AM broadcasts reception sensitivity.
  • the proposed glass antenna device 51 includes an exclusive antenna 53, a compatible antenna 52 formed by defogging heater conductors 55 connected to bus bars 54 (54a, 54b), and an impedance conversion transformer 57.
  • a primary winding of the transformer 57 is connected at its one end 57a to the exclusive antenna 53 and at its middle point 57b to the compatible antenna 52 via a lead.
  • a secondary winding of the transformer 57 has terminals 57c, 57d connected to a center conductor 56a and an outer conductor 56b of a coaxial feeder cable 56.
  • the glass antenna device disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-open Publication No. HEI 9-018222 achieves practically sufficient reception sensitivity.
  • signal attenuation may occur when a cable interconnecting a receiver-side impedance conversion transformer and an AM receiver is long and hence has a large distribution capacitance.
  • the present invention provides a glass antenna device for a vehicle, comprising: an FM antenna and an AM antenna both provided on the same surface of a rear window glass or a fixed window glass at a different position of the vehicle for the reception of FM broadcasts and AM broadcasts, respectively; and an antenna-side impedance conversion transformer connected to the FM antenna and the AM antenna through respective transmission lines for performing the impedance conversion of the transmission lines, and a receiver-side impedance conversion transformer electrically connected to the antenna-side impedance conversion transformer.
  • a cable interconnecting the receiver-side impedance conversion transformer and the input terminal of a receiver for the reception of AM broadcast has a distributed capacitance not in excess of 10 pF.
  • the glass antenna device can achieve reception of AM broadcasts at high sensitivity with little attenuation of AM reception signals.
  • the present invention seeks to provide a glass antenna device for vehicles wherein an FM broadcast reception antenna (for a short-wave band) and an AM broadcast reception antenna (for a medium-wave band) are provided on the same surface of a rear window glass or a fixed window glass of a vehicle., and transformers are connected to the FM and AM broadcast reception antennas for performing impedance matching.
  • the glass antenna device includes a cable interconnecting an output side of the impedance-matched transformers and a receiver. The cable has a distributed capacitance reduced to such an extent that interference with noises and attenuation of signals do not occur and, hence, the glass antenna device can achieve reception of AM broadcast signals at high reception sensitivity.
  • the glass antenna device 1 for a vehicle according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • the glass antenna device 1 includes an AM reception antenna 5 and an FM reception antenna 3 both formed on a window glass 2 of the vehicle, an AM-antenna-side impedance conversion circuit or converter 6 disposed at a position other than the window glass 2, a receiver-side impedance conversion circuit or converter 7, a coaxial cable 9 interconnecting the impedance converters 6 and 7, a receiver 8, and a coaxial cable 21 interconnecting the receiver-side impedance converter 7 and the receiver 8.
  • the glass antenna device 1 further has an AM feeding point 5a and an FM feeding point 5a formed on the window glass together with the AM and FM reception antennas 5 and 3 in the form of patterns of conductor.
  • the conductor patterns of the AM and FM reception antennas 5 and 3 are formed by a conductive member, such as a conductive wire, a conductive metal fine line, or a conductive metal foil, which is formed by dissolving fine particles of silver and a low melting point glass powder with an organic solvent to form a conductive paste, then screen-printing the conductive paste onto the window glass 2, followed by baking.
  • the conductor patterns of wire may be replaced by transparent planar conductor patterns.
  • the defogging heater elements 12 are formed by a fine nichrome wire or a conductive paste of silver screen-printed on the window glass 2 followed by baking.
  • the heater elements 12 are heated by power supplied from a dc power supply (car battery) 15 via the bus bars 13 (13a and 13b).
  • a capacitor 16 is connected between two electrodes of the battery 15 to absorb noise.
  • the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6 is provided between the feeding point 5a of the AM reception antenna 5 and the coaxial cable 9.
  • the feeding point 5a of the AM reception antenna 5 is connected to an input terminal 6a of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6.
  • the receiver-side impedance converter 7 has primary terminals 7a and 7c connected to the coaxial cable 9.
  • the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6 includes a transformer T1 for transmitting reception signals at AM broadcast band, and a choke coil L1 that presents a high impedance to frequencies in the FM broadcast band to compensate for or offset a reduction in the FM reception sensitivity resulting from distributed capacitances of the transformer T1 and cables.
  • the transformer T1 used in the illustrated embodiment includes a primary winding T1P and a secondary winding T1 S which are wound to provide a turn ratio of 9:1.
  • the primary winding T1 P has one end connected to the input terminal 6a of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6.
  • One end of the secondary winding T1S is connected to an output terminal 6b of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6.
  • the other end of the primary winding T1P and the other end of the secondary winding T1S are connected in common to a ground terminal 6c through the choke coil L1.
  • the choke coil L1 used in the illustrated embodiment has an inductance of the order of 2 microhenry (2 ⁇ H).
  • the ground terminal 6c is connected to, for example, a body earth of the vehicle.
  • a transformer T2 of the receiver-side impedance converter 7 is the same in construction as the transformer T1 of the AM-antenna side impedance transformer 6, but the transformer T2 is connected in reverse to the transformer T1.
  • An output terminal 7b of the receiver -side impedance converter 7 and an input terminal 8a of the receiver 8 are connected by the coaxial cable 21.
  • the coaxial cable 21 has a small distributed capacitance.
  • the output terminal 6b of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6 and the feeding point 3a of the FM reception antenna 3 are connected together via an FM antenna connection capacitor ii.
  • the receiver-side impedance converter 7 includes a transformer T2 for transmitting reception signals at AM broadcast band, and a choke coil L2 that presents a high impedance to frequencies in the FM broadcast band, and a C-L oscillation circuit consisting of a series connected capacitor C3 and choke coil L3 pair for passing the reception signals at FM broadcast band.
  • the transformer T2 used in the illustrated embodiment includes a primary winding T2P and a secondary winding T2S which are wound to provide a turn ratio of 1:9.
  • the primary winding T2P has one end connected to the input terminal 7a of the receiver-side impedance converter 7.
  • One end of the secondary winding T2S is connected to the output terminal 7b of the receiver-side impedance converter 7.
  • the other end of the primary winding T2P and the other end of the secondary winding T2S are connected in common to the ground terminal 7c through the choke coil L2.
  • the choke coil L2 used in the illustrated embodiment has an inductance of the order of 2 microhenry (2 ⁇ H).
  • the ground terminal 7c is connected to, for example, the body earth of the vehicle.
  • the C-L oscillator circuit consisting of the capacitor C3 and choke coil L3 connected in series for passing FM reception signals is connected at one end to the input terminal 7a and at the other end to the output terminal 7b.
  • the capacitor C3 used in the C-L oscillator circuit has a capacitance of the order of 18 picofarad (18 pF).
  • the choke coil L3 of the L-C oscillator circuit has an inductance of the order of 0.1 microhenry (0.1 ⁇ H).
  • the secondary terminal 7B and the ground terminal 7C of the receiver-side impedance converter are connected to one end of the coaxial cable 21.
  • the coaxial cable 21 has a center conductor 21 connected to the input terminal (antenna connection terminal) 8a of the receiver 8.
  • the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6 is disposed in the vicinity of the window glass 2 (rear window glass) on which the AM reception antenna 5 is formed.
  • the coaxial cable 9 interconnecting the output terminal 6b of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6 and the input terminal 7a of the receiver-side impedance converter 7 has a length of about 4 meters.
  • the vehicle glass antenna device 1 of the present invention includes an AM reception antenna 5 and an FM reception antenna 3 both formed on a rear window glass 2 of the vehicle, an AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6 connected to the AM reception antenna 5, a receiver-side impedance converter 7 connected with the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6 by a coaxial cable 9, and a receiver 8 connected with the receiver-side impedance converter 7 by a coaxial cable 21.
  • the coaxial cable 21 has a distributed capacitance so limited as to prevent the occurrence of noise-mixing and signal-attenuation.
  • FIG. 2 diagrammatically show an arrangement pattern of AM and FM antennas 5 and 3 formed on a side window glass 4 of the vehicle when viewed from the inside of the vehicle.
  • the AM reception antenna 5 has an antenna pattern composed of a main strip extending along an outer periphery of the side window glass 4, and a plurality of parallel spaced linear strips branched like a comb from the body strip.
  • the FM reception antenna 3 has a pattern composed of a single linear strip disposed inside the AM antenna pattern and extending diagonally to the AM antenna pattern. The AM and FM antennas 5 and 3 having such antenna patterns are able to achieve high reception sensitivity for all frequency ranges in the AM and FM broadcast bands.
  • an AM reception antenna and an FM reception antenna are provided on a fixed window glass (such as a side window glass including a glass panel of an opera window or a quarter window), it is possible to keep the AM and FM antennas 18, 5 far distant from vehicle electrical equipment including a rear wiper, stop lamps and indicators, as well as a wire harness extending to the electrical equipment. With this arrangement, noises generated from the electric equipment are unlikely to be mixed in transmission lines of the antenna device.
  • FIG. 3 diagrammatically shows the general arrangement of a vehicle glass antenna device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the vehicle glass antenna device 31 includes an FM antenna pattern 23 having a first and a second FM antenna pattern parts 23a and 23b, and an AM antenna pattern 25 having first and second AM antenna pattern parts 25a and 25b, the AM and FM antenna patterns 23, 25 being formed on a window glass 22.
  • the glass antenna device 31 further includes defogging heater strips 12 and a pair of bus bars 13a, i3b forming jointly with the heater strips 12 a defogger 14, an AM-antenna-side impedance converter 26 connected to an FM feeding point 23c and an AM feeding point 25c, a coaxial cable 17, a receiver-side impedance converter 27, a capacitor C4 for passing FM signals, an FM receiver 29, an coaxial cable 18 connected to the receiver-side impedance converter 27, and an AM receiver 28.
  • the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 26, the receiver-side impedance converter 27 and the coaxial cable 17 shown in FIG. 3 are the same as the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 6, the receiver-side impedance converter 7 and the coaxial cable 9, respectively, and further description thereof can be omitted.
  • the FM antenna pattern 23 of the glass antenna device 31 is arranged such that the first FM antenna pattern part 23a has an inverted T shape including a vertical conductor pattern and a horizontal conductor pattern lying close to an uppermost one of the defogging heater strips 12, and the second FM antenna pattern 23b laid in an area of the window glass 22 in which the defogging heater strips 12 are arranged.
  • the first FM antenna pattern 23a, the second FM antenna pattern 23b and the uppermost defogging heater strip 12 form a capacitive coupling.
  • the defogging heater strips 12 are in a condition separated from the second FM antenna pattern 23b, the reception sensitivity of the FM antenna pattern 23 is increased.
  • a reception signal from the AM antenna pattern 25 and a reception signal from the FM antenna pattern 23 are transferred in the form of a combined or synthetic reception signal from the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 26 through the coaxial cable 17 to the receiver-side impedance converter 27, then transmitted to the AM receiver 28 through the coaxial cable 18.
  • the gain (reception sensitivity) of the AM antenna pattern 25 increases in direct proportion to the ratio between the antenna capacitance and the capacitance of the coaxial cable 17.
  • the reception signal from the AM antenna pattern 25 is transmitted to an input terminal 26a of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 26.
  • the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 26 is provided between the AM antenna pattern 25 and the coaxial cable 17, it is possible to reduce the capacitance of the coaxial cable 17 when viewed from the AM antenna pattern, thus reducing the transmission loss.
  • the capacitance of the AM antenna pattern 25 is increased when viewed from the coaxial cable 17.
  • the antenna capacitance can be reduced by increasing the size and length of the conductor pattern of the AM antenna pattern 25.
  • the line conductor pattern may be replaced by a transparent planar conductor pattern.
  • the reception sensitivity of the AM receiver can be increased by reducing the distributed capacitance of the coaxial cable 18 because attenuation of signals at a transmission line between the receiver-side impedance converter 27 and the AM receiver 28 decreases.
  • the reception signal from the FM antenna pattern 23 (which serves as an FM reception antenna) is transmitted to the terminal 26b of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 26 (which performs the impedance conversion between the FM antenna pattern 23 and the coaxial cable 17). Then, the reception signal passes through the coaxial cable 17 connected to an output terminal 17c of the AM-antenna-side impedance converter 27, and after that the reception signal is supplied from an input terminal of the receiver-side impedance converter 27 to the FM receiver 29 through the capacitor C4.
  • AM RECEPTION SENSITIVITY (AS COMPARED TO 900-MM FENDER POLE ANTENNA UNIT: dB LENGTH OF COAXIAL CABLE DISTRIBUTED CAPACITANCE 666kHz 1035kHz 1458kHz MEAN VALUE 0 cm (DIRECT CONNECTION) 0 pF -1.5 -2.2 -1.6 -1.8 5cm 4 pF -1.8 -2.9 -2.7 -2.5 10cm 7 pF -2.3 -4.0 -3.5 -3.3 15cm 10 pF -2.9 -4.9 -4.5 -4.1 20cm 14 pF -3.2 -6.1 -6.4 -5.2
  • the length of the coaxial cable 18 should preferably be as small as possible because an excessively long coaxial cable causes undue reduction in the AM reception sensitivity due to its correspondingly increasing distributed capacitance even though the transformers T1 and T2 undertake impedance matching of the AM broadcast signal at the AM signal transmission line to avoid desensitization.
  • the length of this coaxial cable should preferably be not in excess of 15 cm (corresponding to the distributed capacitance of 10 pF) so that a reduction in the AM reception sensitivity can be maintained within -6 dB as compared to the AM reception sensitivity of a reference antenna.
  • the sensitivities shown in Table 1 are values as compared to the sensitivity of a 900-mm-length reference antenna consisting of a fender pole antenna of the vehicle. Stated in other words, the sensitivities shown in Table 1 are indicated in terms of the ratio of the receiver's input level of the reference antenna to the receiver's input level of the inventive antenna device.
  • the vehicle glass antenna device of the present invention is able to reduce transmission loss at transmission lines, thus ensuring reception of AM signals at high sensitivity with little attenuation.

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